"Dave Cornwell" wrote in message
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Oliver Hardy wrote:
On Tue, 11 Dec 2012 08:30:13 +0000, Eskimo Will wrote:

Well the developments later this week (strong winds, torrential rain,
snow and possible thunder and tornadoes) will soon be in the time range
of the higher resolution models. Going to be very interesting. Not much
snow for me on Dartmoor, apart from some light stuff on Thursday and
perhaps some showers tomorrow, but further north maybe a different story
as warm tropical air glides over a very cold sub-zero surface layer.
Possible freezing rain and ice too of course. A fascinating end to the
week after some gorgeous sunny dry frosty days. Speaking of which,
....... the great outdoors beckons, time to relax, put on my walking
boots and go for a 12 mile stroll in the sun with my dog.


Well, here's another fine mesh you've gotten me into!

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Damn - you beat me to it! ;-)

Getting back to the weather,the Wetterzentrale 9 day thingy is look quite
interesting for us coldies,
the low sinking into Europe again and enough high pressure to the north and
northeast to make a go of it this time. Will will no doubt be expanding on
that possibility quite soon ,unless of course he's still mulling over this
weeks abortion......some of our best winters have started around December
19th,apart from those which didn't.

RonB